The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-06-01
Mr.. A. Fabian. Of Sandy Ridge
lost valuable horse on Monday last.

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lost valuable horse on Monday last.
-Donnslly & TO-. the celebrated Tren-
ton Clothiers, offer some rare bargains in
this issus. See advertisement.
The Postmaster General has ap-
pointed N H. Cook as Postmaster at
Worthwhile. in this county.
MIR. Jacob Dalrymple. Of Stockton.
had the misfortuns to lose fifty dol
lar COW on Monday last.
IS. A. Finger. agent, has just laid
ina fine stocksof new and choice goods,
to which he calls attention in an adyer-
tisemsnt in this Issue.
Mr.. Peter O. Hof. our popular liv-
eryman, sold one OF his horses yesterday
to Trenton gentleman for the sum Of
$3.50.
Tho newly decorated window Of Banm-
gartner's store, under THH RHconD Office,
attracts attention for its unique and
testeful arrangement
Thieves entered the house OF CASH
Ter b. v. Leigh. OF Clinton. through
window on Tuesday night last. and stole
$3.50 from desk. ~
--sillsry's quarry, ct Stockton, Is said
TO contain the incest grade Of stone Of any
quarry 10 that vicinity. Il Ia OF white
cast, and has grit to It which makes 1t
easy TO cut.
The McCraady Bag aud Paper Com
pany are about to put new boiler in Mill
No. 2--the centennial Mlll"-and 10
order to make oom for It the boiler room
Is being enlarged.
che ME- Church. In this city.
the pastor. Rev. j. II. Boswell, will
preach Sunday morning. on "a Street
Devil and House Saint. and In the
evening on ''Dead Flies"
The house aud lot Of Mr.. VIM. l..
Hoppock, corner Of Union and Perry
streets, In this city, was sold at public
sale, last Saturday. to Mr.. Henry G.
Dilley, for ss,s75.
For q week or two to come, Van
Solver Is prepared to do all kinds Of sign
writing. As he is specially skilled In this
art, those who wish such work done
shonld secure his services.
MIR. VIM. MalIoy has broken ground
for the erection Of new house on North
Main street, above the Holcombe Farm
houss. Mr.. Malloy has several fine lots
there and intsnds to build neat single
dwelling.
AT the Pennington Presbyterian
Church. last Sunday morning, twenty
four persons were added to the member
ship--thirteen on profession OF faith
and eleven by certificates from other
churches.
according to DR.. Geo. H. Larison's
meteorological register, more rain has
fallen to-day (June y. up to 10 A. NJ.
than during tho whole Of tbs month Of
May past. Only three fourths Of an inch
Of rain fell last month.
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soos - s,.,s.s 90 ..s.
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--Burglars entered the residence OF
J. W. Hunt. corner OF Main and Church
streets. on Sunday night. They had
with them 9 dark lantern. and visited
the cellar, and first and second doors Of
the house, but left without carrying OIL
AT the First Baptist Church. Rev. W.
w. Bullock. pastor. viii preach next
Sabbath, at 1890 A. M > subject, "Priend-
ship versus Love !" evening, at 7A5, sub.
jsot, Sincerity versus Faith" Meetings
for prayer, praise and conference, Tues
day and Taursday evenings. All are cor
daily invited.
For Fancy Grocsries. 90 10 @. ].
F,.her
Tine Improvements Company o' TINS